Paperwork
Your Will, your Powers of Attorney, your Directives. Done right for your state, and ready the day the courts ask for them.
The people you love should know the plan.
Estate planning built for families. The legal paperwork, the practical details, and the personal memories in one living plan your people can find if something happens.
Attorney-designed documentsBank-level security600+ families on the waitlist
Amanda, Dandelion Co-Founder with her family
The Family Playbook
From a blank page to a plan your family can use. Dandelion organizes the legal to-dos, piles of paper, and “where's-that-one-thing?” into your Playbook, ready if something happens.
Paperwork
Your Will, your Powers of Attorney, your Directives. Done right for your state, and ready the day the courts ask for them.
Practical
Accounts, policies, the pediatrician's name, which kid is allergic to what, the people you'd call first. All of it, in one place.
Personal
The final wishes, the messages, the Keepsakes. So your family has more than a folder of paperwork to hold onto.
Serious infrastructure.
Human guidance.
Attorney-vetted documents
Every document template is built and reviewed by licensed attorneys. Dandie helps you fill it in—it doesn't replace legal review when that's what you need.
Encrypted, not exposed
Bank-level encryption on everything you enter. Your Playbook is yours, and the people you choose to share it with.
A person, if you need one
Dandie handles the conversation. If something calls for a licensed professional, we'll point you to one instead of guessing.
What can you get done in 20 minutes? A lot, actually.
You may not have two free hours to sit with a lawyer. But you probably have 20 minutes after the kids go to bed. Dandelion meets you there.
Early Access
Get in early.
Join the waitlist for early access to your 14-day trial and founding-family pricing.
No one wants to leave a mess.
Sandwiched children
First-time homeowners
Single moms
Military families, always moving
Widows, planning again
Grandmas who love to knit
Cat dads
Empty nesters, new chapter
Eloped, never updated
Grandpas still at their work bench
Uncle Bobby
Children who love sandwiches
Frequently asked questions
How much does Dandelion cost?
Sign up for our waitlist to get the latest updates on pricing and availability.
Once invited from the waitlist, everyone starts with a 14-day free trial—all the features, no commitment, so you can see for yourself how Dandelion works.
How do I access my Family Playbook?
Dandelion works on any device through your browser—phone, tablet, laptop—and you can text with Dandie from your phone. A dedicated app is on its way.
Are Dandelion’s legal documents valid in my state?
In California, Colorado, New York, and Washington yes. Dandelion can help you create a legal Will, Powers of Attorney, and Advance Healthcare Directive as part of building your Playbook. In other states, Dandelion helps you organize everything else and connects you with an estate attorney for the documents themselves.
More states are on the way soon. We hope to be in all 50 by early 2027.
How does Dandelion protect my family’s information?
Your family's information deserves real care and bank-level security. Dandelion uses encrypted data storage, keeps version history so every change to your plan is tracked, and follows privacy-first, CCPA-compliant practices. We don't sell your personal information. Planning for your family should never come at the expense of protecting them.
Can Dandelion replace an estate planning attorney?
Dandie will let you know how most people in your situation are best served—by attorneys, estate planners, or e-will documents—and will be honest with you about it. She'll guide you through the whole process, and if your situation is more complex—a blended family, a Trust, a business—she'll tell you, and help you find an attorney. Many parents find they don't need one for the basics. Some do. Dandie's job is to help you know which.
That said, Dandelion is not a law firm and cannot provide legal advice. We always recommend having a lawyer look over your docs.
What happens when there are changes in my life or family?
New baby, new house—whether it’s a change of address or a change of heart about who's in charge—your plan should keep up, and Dandie helps it stay current. You can update anytime.
Common misconception
“I don’t have an estate, why would I need an estate plan?”
If you have children, loved ones, assets, responsibilities, or people who depend on you, you have decisions worth documenting. Estate planning isn't for the wealthy, it's for anyone who loves someone else. Learn more
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Common misconception
“I don’t have an estate, why would I need an estate plan?”
If you have children, loved ones, assets, responsibilities, or people who depend on you, you have decisions worth documenting. Estate planning isn't for the wealthy, it's for anyone who loves someone else. Learn more
Common misconception
“I did my Will years ago. I’m good, right?”
Life keeps moving — new people, new homes, new accounts. A plan that hasn't kept up can create more confusion than clarity. The best plans are living ones that change as your life does. Learn more
Common misconception
“Why do I need this now?”
Later has a way of never arriving, and the hardest time to make a plan is in the middle of a crisis. A little time now spares the people you love a great deal of uncertainty down the road. Learn more
Common misconception
“Isn’t this all just a bummer?”
Planning isn't about dwelling on the end — it's an act of care. It's how you make sure the people you love feel guided rather than lost, and know just how much you thought of them. Learn more
